US EditionAnti-Corruption Judges Spend 60 per Cent of Their Time on Constitutional Cases
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The role of anti-corruption judges in the internal armed conflict was debated. On May 30, the Assembly analyzed the draft National Solidarity Law, which President Daniel Noboa presented as urgent and which proposes the implementation of special regimes in the tax and criminal fields to address the internal armed conflict. The Economic Development Commission presented the report for the first debate in the legislature, where one of the changes th…
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